The 13th Century Persian Mystic, Rumi, writes:
"A mouse and a frog meet every morning on the river bank.
They sit on the ground and talk.
Each morning, the second they see each other,
they open easily, telling stories and dreams and secrets,
empty of any fear or suspicious holding back.
they open easily, telling stories and dreams and secrets,
empty of any fear or suspicious holding back.
To watch and listen to those two
is to understand how, as it's written,
sometimes when two beings come together,
Christ becomes visible."
is to understand how, as it's written,
sometimes when two beings come together,
Christ becomes visible."
Source: The Essential Rumi, translated by Coleman Barks
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